Chapter

 1 Pref|        spirituous blood into the aorta, drawing fuliginous vapours
 2 Pref|        for transmission into the aorta, I ask how, and by what
 3 Pref|      regress of spirits from the aorta upon each supervening diastole
 4 V   |        sends its charge into the aorta, and through this by the
 5 V   |           to have pointed to the aorta as the vessel which distributes
 6 V   |   situated at the orifice of the aorta prevent the return of the
 7 VI  |          and the great artery or aorta, are all connected otherwise
 8 VI  | terminate in the great artery or aorta. So that in the dissection
 9 VI  |         the pulmonary artery and aorta; but they prevent all regurgitation
10 VI  |       all regurgitation from the aorta or pulmonic vessels back
11 VI  |         right ventricle into the aorta.~What is commonly said in
12 VI  |      from the vena cava into the aorta through the cavities of
13 VI  |      ductus arteriosus, into the aorta; the left, in like manner,
14 VI  |          through the root of the aorta into the trunk of that vessel.~
15 VI  |      from the vena cava into the aorta, and that by a route as
16 VII |      from the vena cava into the aorta, through the porosities
17 VII |      from the vena cava into the aorta.~[Footnote 2: See the Commentary
18 VIII|          kinds, the cava and the aorta; and this not by reason
19 IX  |         it will project into the aorta upon each contraction; and
20 IX  |     heart at each pulse into the aorta; which quantity, by reason
21 IX  |          blood injected into the aorta; but the body of neither
22 IX  |     already seen; so that if the aorta be tied at the base of the
23 XII |       through the heart into the aorta. And further, if we calculate
24 XIII|          the commencement of the aorta and pulmonary artery, viz.,
25 XVII|      from the vena cava into the aorta, whence it is distributed
26 XVII|         of its walls as does the aorta. The aorta sustains a more
27 XVII|     walls as does the aorta. The aorta sustains a more powerful
28 XVII|         softer than those of the aorta in the same proportion as
29 XVII|         vessels derived from the aorta. And the same proportion